El reto de alentar a las niñas a introducirse en campos STEM
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Autores
Lista de autores
Castro, Encarnación y Rico, Nuria
Resumen
En este capítulo presentamos una aproximación a STEM (science, technology, engineering y mathematics), así como la importancia de este campo de conocimiento en la resolución de los problemas de la sociedad actual. Ponemos de manifiesto la baja representación de mujeres y niñas en áreas STEM y algunas razones que se dan para ello. Referimos un proyecto de nivel nacional que llevamos a cabo con la intención de fomentar el interés de chicas estudiantes de secundaria en materias STEM. Pretendemos contribuir a la divulgación de esta forma de enseñanza y señalar algunos escollos que encontramos al tratar de llevar a término nuestra tarea.
Fecha
2022
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Estado publicación
Términos clave
Desde disciplinas académicas | Género | Informáticos (recursos centro)
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Nivel educativo
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Revisado por pares
Formato del archivo
Editores (capítulo)
Fernández-Plaza, José Antonio | Lupiáñez, José Luis | Moreno, Antonio | Ramiréz, Rafael
Lista de editores (capitulo)
Fernández-Plaza, José Antonio, Lupiáñez, José Luis, Moreno, Antonio y Ramírez, Rafael
Título del libro
Investigación en Educación Matemática. Homenaje a los profesores Pablo Flores e Isidoro Segovia
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117-133
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